harry smith has joined me early for the highs and lows on a memorial day weekend no less.r coming in. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> get warmed up. our first high goes to the photograph that went viral this week of a little girl reaching out and touching an american icon who died more than a century ago. this is the new muriel on the wall outside the harriet tubman museum and educational center in maryland. it portrays the woman who helped to run the underground railroad reaching out her hand. the artist explains that he wanted to capture tubman's spirit by showing her reaching out to a run away slave and leading the way to freedom. this week 3-year-old lovie duncan reached back. the photo was taken by lovie's grandmother who posted it to instagram love have i meets harriette. it rocketed across the internet. lovie was captivated by the mural. the little girl asked if she could give tubman a high five. we learned from the treasury secretary that harriet tubman's appearance will be delayed by several years. for now lovie and the rest of us can visit tubman at the now comp

harry smith joined me early for the highs and lows of the week.> getting warmed up backstage. our first high goes to the photograph that went viral this week a little girl reaching out and touching an american icon who died more than a century ago. this is the new mural on the wall outside the harriet tubman museum in cambridge, maryland. it porays the fame ed abolitionist reaching out her hand.e thtist e isist explained he wan to catch her reaching out to ar way slave and going to freedom. lovie duncan reached back. the photo was taken by her grandmothe who posted it to instagram with the capon lovie meets harriet. it rocketed across the internet. the grandmother says lovie was captivated by the mural which was finished except for the right hand. she asked if she could give tubman a high five. we leaed this week from the treasury secreta that the appearance on the $20 bill will beelayed by several years, butns can v the mural. >> the mural, to be able to say this is history reaching out to you, please understand where we from.come >> for lovie to

here is harry smith. ♪ ♪ stop me up i never stop ♪ >> reporter: when word spread that mick jagger had valve surgery last month, many of us felt as if we were in need of an emotional rescue ♪ an emotional rescue >> reporter: with the jumpin' jack flash of the rolling stones ever be the same but there he was in a video he post this had week, preparing to return to th he does not look like a man with stage. a heart of stone ♪ yeah yeah yeah whoo ♪ >> reporter: anyone who ha an old car knows that wh t jagger, who s put on serious miles in 75 years, like really hard miles, may look pretty beat up but does, indeed, still move like jagger. perhaps time is still on his side ♪ yes it is time is on my side ♪ >> reporter: harry smith, nbc news >> he is tireless. can't wait to see him back on tour. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this wednesday i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank yocalfire releases the official cause for california )s most destructive fire. we investigate what it means for p-g-and-e )s bankruptcy. plus: an nbc bay area exclusive. the local deputy accused of drivin

beat up but he does indeed still move like jagger, perhaps time is ston his side. ♪ >> reporter: harry smithan't wait to see him back on tour. >>> that's "nbc daightly news" for this wednes i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc >>> lights, camera, "access." >> this is my chance right now. >> bts! >> let's go! >> pure insanity in central park. brace yourself as we go behind the scenes with bts. >> but it does scare me when you

harry smith, nbc news new york. >> tim conway, dead at the age of 85. >> it's mid-may. let's see when the weather is going to start acting like it. >> the dentist sketch is one of funniest ever. >>> we're watching the storm system exiting, timely the sun will return to areas of the northeast. it will take a little while from boston up to maine. we'll see this rebound. still cool in the areas of the northeast. temperatu temperatures, though, warmer the last couple of days. as we go throughout the end ofened of the weekend, look at warmth begin to spread. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. country today. with 90s in some of areas of kansas. >>> this upcoming weekend, severe weather. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> there was some heart-stopping moments caught on camera in south florida. video here, a highway patrol trooper was walking back to his patrol car, another car hydro planing out of control. the trooper managed to leap on to the wall at the very last second. and escaped with what appeared with just a broken ankle

harry smith, nbc news new york. >>> mr. las vegas, wayne newton celebrating a major milestone. blood pressure or if you are pregnant, nursing, or plan to be pregnant. common side effects include nausea, infections, d low blood cells anplatelets, decreased appetite, headache, abdominal pain, tiredness, vomiting, and hair thinning or loss. my relentless reason: it's them. my choice veth my doctor: it'enio. ask your doctor if everyday verzenio is right for your first treatment. >>> in our spotlight tonight, the living gend wayne newton celebrating six decades of enteaining audiences in fabulous las vegas. here is joe fryer. >> reporter: when you think of wayne newton, there is one song that quickly comes to mind. ♪ ne >> reporter: and o city. ou >> the fact that y are mr. las vegas, what does that title mean to you? >> when people first started to call me that, i thought well, it because i just wouldn't leave, but i realized as time went on that it was the greatest compliment that one could be pa . >> reporter: he started singing in vegas a teenager so young he needed a special wo

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harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> tim conway dead at the age of 85 >>> all right. it is mid-may. let's see when the weather is going to start acting like it. bill karins, good morning. >> if you haven't seen the dentist skit, goatch it's one of the funniest aver. were watching a storm system exiting finally the sun will return to areas of the northeast. and it's going to take a little while fromoston toaine we're going to see the spring still cool today in areas of the northeast. temperatures will be warmer than the last couple of days, but still stuck in the 60s and 70s as wgo throughout the end of this weekend, though, watch the warmth begin to spread st. louis 87 omaha 92 and this weekend we see 90s into areas like north carolina and all through areas of south carolina too that's a look at the big weather story of the day now here is a closer look at your day ahead so chilly air is going to be with us throughout the day it's going to be hard to get a lot of sunshine from areas from about boston north wards, philadelphia, d.c., new york city will be much improved and there is t

our harry smith takes a look back.y had a funny face >> what's the matter now? >> oh, this girdle is killing me. >> reporter: a face that as it shape shifted its way through a bit always drew laughs. >> saymeomething to >> can you hear me charles parker reporting aboard, sir. >> reporter: conway first came to our attention as ernest borgnine's helpless number twogn, en parker on "mchale's navy." but conway really made his mark and won emmys as part of the remarkable ensemble on "the carol burnett show." in sketches where either burnett or vicki lawrence or harvey korman would inevitably crack up because of conway's antics. >> he had no idea i was going to immobilize myself with novocain so when i punched my hand, my head, my leg, the whole thing and went completely, he actually wet his pants. >> reporter: of conway, carol burnett said today "i'm heartbroken. he was one in a million. he'll be in my heart forever. >> hey >> reporter: ours too. harry smith, nbc news, new york >> you bet tim conway will always make us laug

harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> you bet. tim conway will always make us laugh.for this tuesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watcha violent crime. a thief grabs a mom )s purse, ad drags her and her young daughter down a flight of stairs. . >>> right now at 6:00, a vie le length crime. >> a deadly shooting. skyranger is overhead as we get new information from detectives. >>> but first, we are tracking several storms making a beeline for the bay area. when you'll see the first raindrops and how long they'll stick around. good evening, everyone. >> in case you haven't heard, we have sefrveral days of wet weatr coming our way. we have one, two, three storms. >> yeah, it's really looking good for these storms and it's unusual this time of year to get this much rainfall in a short amount of time. this puts it into perspective for everyone. you can see that our wettest time of the year is typically in january. and then after that we do start, tend to see things beginning to drop off. down into may we should begin to dry out, but of course that

harry smith junior, sgt. a view of the third. sgt. wenrick. senior officers carlos plascencia and detective manuel campos. the metal of valor is presented to these men for acting with composure and bravery in the face of life- threatening danger during a mass shooting on election day 2016. these courageous officers arrived at the deadly and chaotic scene in california and immediately successfully neutralized the killer. [ applause ] >> these are tremendous people. i want to just congratulate everybody. it's an amazing honor to have you in the white house. thank you all for being here. congratulations. thank you everybody. >> ladies and gentlemen please remain in your seats as the president departs the room. >> please remain in your seats as the recipients of the 2016- 200s 2017 metal of our metal of valor.

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nbc's harry smith joins us now. >> you just got back from germany.out this. more than upwards of 70,000 americans liste as missing in action from our wars in the 2h century. that's a whole lot of people. now, scores of those as listed as m are being found. >> reporter: deep in germany's forest, a sniffer dog is on to a scent. something happened here 75 years ago. the locals remember as if it were yesterday. otto was 9 oears. he tells us, the air raid sirens went off and wei heard the crh and came running. it looked like the plane came straight down. >> somewhere over germany american b-17 flying fortresses. >> reporter: in december of 1944 deepehind enemy lines two of thos b-17s collided in midair. one of them nicknamed the fuddy-duddy with the crew of nine crashed here. two americans survived that day, were captured and became pows. the bodies recovered from the crash site brought to the village of steinbach. 94-year-old maria points to the spot where they were buried a mass grave their remains were eventually recovered. but three of the men aboard

the great tim conway died today at the age of 85, and tonight harry smith has our look back. >> reporternway had a funny face. >> what's the matter now? >> this girdle's killing me. >> reporter: a face that as it shape shifted a way through a bit always drew laughs. >> say something to me. >> can you hear me? >> listen, charles parker reporting aboard, sir. >> reporter: conway first came to our attention as the helpless number two of ernest borgnine on "mchale's navy," but conway really made his mark and won emmys as part of the remarkable ensemble on "the carol burnett show." in sketches where either burn net or harvey korman or vicki lawrence would inevitably crack up because of conway's antics. >> they had no idea i was going to immobilize myself with novocain. so when i punched my head, my hand, my leg and went completely -- he actually wet his pants. >> reporter: of conway carol burnett said today i'm heartbroken, he was one in a million. he'll be in my heart forever. ours, too. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> with a farewell to one of the all-time greats, that is our broadcast

of course, harry smith, nbc, reporting with j.b. i want all of you to know that 30 people on j.b.' the family, only 6 survived the genocide. that baby you saw in there equally and very especially precious to all. >>> so, what's in a nickname? joe biden comes up with one for the president. but is the democrat going to be like trump and stoop to name calling? calling? if you have a garden you know, weeds are lowdown little scoundrels. don't stoop to their level. draw the line with the roundup sure shot wand. it extends with a protective shield and targets weeds more precisely. it lets you kill what's bad right down to the root while guarding the good. roundup sure shot wand. got weeds in your grass too? try roundup for lawns. kills weeds, not the lawn. roundup brand. trusted for over 40 years. why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. and we're usaa mem

harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> with a farewell to one of the all-time greats that is our broadcastg with us and good night from our nbc headquarters here in new york. >>> very happy to have you with us. if the great oprah winfrey were running the scandals of the trump administration, as a daytime talk show, today's episode of that talk show would be the one where the audience was invited by oprah to all check under their seats because, yes, it's true, everybody here, you get a subpoena, you get a subpoena, and everybody gets a subpoena. everybody's got one under their seats right now. since the special counsel's investigation was ended, under circumstances we still don't totally explain -- still don't totally understand -- and since the special counsel robert mueller submitted his report about that investigation, we've been living in this very specific era. right? this very specific world of confrontation. i mean, the president and the

here is harry smith. >> reporter: i like that, $72 million.cord prices paid this season for works by monet, more th million for his famous hay stacks and jeff koons. >>> sold for $91 million by the look of the amount of money changing hands in the art world, you would think price is no object. but price is the object. the more its worth the more it's worth. which for the deep pocketed means something along the lines of, look what i have monet may have been surprised by the hub-bub, impressionism was met by shock it took years to be established and buy the house and grounds of his famous water little will is. when jeff is s loads of onlookers. we happily post our kids creations on the fridge. and know, that is art. that is indeed priceless harry news, new york. >> that is the thing about art, man. whether it's with a crayon or something that is $91 million. >> an employee is being called out for making a $6,000 mistake. a couple ordered a bottle of red wine, it was worth a little over $300 and they were given a bottle that was worth near 6 gran

carson joins us with a powerful story here from harry smith. >> that's right. heart, and it's personal here at nbc. a camaraman we all know and love and, harry, you found out he had a fascinating story to tell and a story of heartbreak in rwanda. >> it's 25 years now since the genocide in rwanda and just by chance we're working with jb, you all know really, really well. we were waiting in los angeles as sometimes happens for movie stars to talk to us, and in this conversation i find out he has an intimate connection to the genocide in rwanda and i said, can we tell your story on the show? he said, okay. a warning. some of the images you're about to see are quite stark. let's just take a look. >> reporter: peeking around in a foreign country. >> bustling. >> it is bustling. >> reporter: is always better when you have some local intel. >> you have to try the corn. >> reporter: in kigala, rwanda, our colleague john bernard, we call him jb, grew up here. wow it's so quiet. >> reporter: he almost died here. we found his old grammar school. >> the home of your ideal

harry smith sit willing down with "spinal tap" reunion, 30 years in the making. >> does it feel like feel like for you, harry? >> feels like 26 years. >> how the groundbreaking mocumenta mocumentary. >>> hello from oklahoma. >> to our five kids in spokane, washington, we love you! >> we're here for broadway week. >> on the plaza! >>> from madison, mississippi. >> celebrating my wife's 50th birthday. >> good morning, "today" show. it's stephanie and tatum from woodbridge, virginia. >> today is my 60th birthday. >> happy birthday to you. welcome back to "today." nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. great crowd out there. >> yeah. first day of may. nice to have that crowd. also out there on the plaza, there she is, jbh, jenna bush. she's treating those people to a sneak peek of her book club. she'll share it with the rest of us. >> she's getting us excited about reading. >>> we start with the weather. a powerful storm system that's already caused severe flooding and tornadoes is on the move again this morning. al, who's in the danger zone? >> the folks in the danger zone yes

harry smith, who better to catch up with them?s. well, we thank the guys from spinal tap. >> we are spinal tap ofhe t uk! you must be the usa! >> the thing i found so createding was that you this history for the whole band. >> you had to do that because the whole film ispr imised. so the only way that we could know in scenes what to reference is to have that common history. >> vital of the lives -- >> we had to know what our characters would havrknown. >> y name and thumbnail was -- >> err ek albion smalls from the river nulln west midlanoi. >> david o st. cubbins in england. and childhood friends with. >> lived on the same street. nigel toughn. mates when we were young. >> inspiring film maker. hugean of spinal tap. and not as successful as he would like to be. ♪ >> the creators of the phony band spinal tap would have no idea just h t successfuir idea would be in real life. if i understand correctly, you make a 20inute short. >> that's in lieu of writing a screen play which we decided after a day and a half we didn't want to do.

. >> and harry smith joins me now. that is on my bucket list.inary is the local effort. this is a success story where we have extinction and mayhem around the globe. >> they have done a remarkable job. right across the border is congo which is a very unstable place, politically, and this species of gorilla there is on the endangered list because they can't do the conservation efforts like rwanda. >> speaking of congo, there's a photo from there that went viral last month. two gorillas posing for a selfie. >> folks who -- if you've been on a safari or seen films of safari, people are usually in a van. animals get accustomed to the fact that humans are around. these gorillas have been -- we don't stay for very long. they get to live their wildlife, but they get to be seen by people like me and people in rwanda for instance. it costs a lot of money. some of that money is going to buy up more acreage. a couple of decades ago, rwanda shrank its national parks and now they realize for these animals to actually live the existence they need to live, the

as carson joins us with a powerful story here from harry smith. >> that's right.eryone's heart. it's personal here at nbc because a camera man who we know and love, youound out he had a fascinating story toell and a story of heart break inrw anda. >> it's 25 years now since the genocide in rwanda. just by chance, we're working with j.d. who you all know really, really well. and we were waiting inle los ange as sometimes happens for movie stars to talk to us. and in this conversation,ou i fd he has an intimate connection to theoc genide in rwanda. i said can we tell your story on the show. he said okay. a warning, some of the images you're about to see are quite stark. so l's just take a look. >> reporter: in a foreign country, it's bustling. it is always better when you have some local intel. >> but you have to try the corn. >> reporter: we're in rwanda. our colleague john bernard rutigarama, we call him j.b., grew up here. he almost died here. we found his old grammar school. >> we were kids. >> reporter: 25 years ago rwanda was a country a war with itself. >> a

if your name isn't harris, smith or jones, she has trouble pronouncing your last anytime.him. she knew his last name. that's why i say mayor pete might be struggling to appeal to african-american voters, it's not that they're not open to him. if any born again christian mother can pronounce his name, there's hope for him. >> whatever challenges mayor pete has as being an openly gay candidate are not as seriously as the challenges he faces with african-american voters. the biggest strength hillary clinton has is bernie sanders didn't have a history to black voters and wasn't appealing to black voters. it was african-american voters and especially women who guaranteed that hillary clinton would be the nominee. now mayor pete comes into be situation not having a history with african-american voters and facing contender who have a deep history. joe biden, for one. you have two african-american candidates. this is a big challenge for him. >> bernie sanders defeated -- was defeated by hillary clinton because of south carolina and the african-american vote. that was the critical

as tributes continue to pour in, nbc's harry smith takes a look back. >> reporter: tim conway had a funny's the matter now? >> oh, this girdle is killing me. >> reporter: a face that has its shape shifted its way through a bit, always drew laughs. >> say something to me. >> can you hear me? [ laughter ] >> reporter: conway first came to our attention as ernest borgnine's helpless number two anson parker on "mchale's navy." but conway really made his mark and won emmys as part of the remarkable ensemble on "the carol burnett show." its sketches were either burnett or vicki lawrence or harvey korman would inevitably crack up because of conway's antics. >> he had no idea i was going to immobilize myself with novocaine, when i punched my hand, my leg, the whole thing and went completely -- he actually wet his pants. >> reporter: of conway, carol burnett said "i'm heartbroken, he was one in a million. he'll number my heart forever." >> hey! >> reporter: ours, too.rry smit. >>> still head, the bhouswhite pushes back. >>> plus two voter systems hacked by the russians in 2016. those stories and m

pete buttigieg was just with harry smith. let's listen to one of the candidates.an overriding issue during the 2020 campaign. >> the message really is over to you congress. this is as close to an impeachment referral as you could get under the circumstances. >> that's pete buttigieg. chuck schumer's statement saying mueller made it clear that the russians interfered in our elections. if trump and congress don't do anything it will be worse in 2020 and they are blocking legislation, bipartisan legislation to have election security despite democrats repeated calls. mr. mueller's statement made it clear that congress has the right and we believe obligation to continue our constitutional mandate oversight without interference and stone walling and following the facts where they may lead. >> at this stage, we still have subpoenas being ignored. don mcgahn refusing to testify. we don't know yet what hope hicks and others will do. their only agreement is on the intelligence committee to have controlled, some sort of controlled interview in private with don junior. how ca

harry edwards actually -- his relationship with tommie smith and john carlos broke because harry edwards did not go to the medal stand protest in mexico city. so the relationships were broken and money was lost. i think today -- just as a follow-up to that question -- that many athletes -- black athletes do not protest today because the black athlete of that day was less concerned about the money they made him -- made and more concerned about the future of their culture. today, many black athletes are so in love with the income that they might lose, that is the reason, in my view, that many black athletes today do not stand like lebron james. it could be argued that lebron james if he lost a lot of money would still have more than other people. to lose any of your money is your right. he doesn't have to do that. he is choosing to do that and i applaud him for it. i applaud colin kaepernick for what he is doing what you have to make a decision, culture or cash. >> and why did you decide to write this book? clyde: i wrote this book because i was trying to participate in an ongoing discours

now, a new lifetime tv movie "harry and meghan becoming royal" re-creates the couple's special day. tiffany smith harry. >> the day we put the dress on and the tiara, i was so overwhelmed because i looked in the mirror. oh, my gosh, i really do look a lot like her. >> i remember coming on set and being like, whoa, like, oh, my god, that's like the most i've ever seen you look like meghan. >> this follow-up to the network's first harry and meghan movie chronicles the couple's first year of marriage, and takes some creative license with what might have happened behind closed doors. >> i'm so sorry for all of the family drama. >> oh, darling, don't fret, worse things have happened at sea. >> and a side note -- there are some real royal ties in this tv movie. charles shaughnessy, who plays prince charles, is a baron in real life. >> my dad grew up at court, they had apartments at st. james and windsor castle. he grew up with princess elizabeth. >> for tiffany, the biggest compliment in becoming meghan came at kensington palace when she was out on a run. >> someone comes up and is like, excuse me, are

this is a blessing. >> harris: we're having a booming economy with a lot of jobs, yet you heard robert smithay some in the audience may not have gone down that road, audience graduating class, i should say. if you could get all the jobs in the world, how many years, i know you did a spreadsheet, how many years would it have taken you to pay $200,000 in student loans? >> since freshman year i've been working on my excel spreadsheet, broke it down to 25 years, the reason i did that, so it can be smaller amount, $1000 a month. so after -- >> harris: that is a lot. >> exactly. >> harris: go ahead. >> still a lot, yes. what i was planning to do was save up some type of money, take it and invest in real estate market and be able to flip it and put toward my loans itself. that is what i learned my previous summers with interning and finance, i know that was strategy i was going to take. >> harris: 25 years of strategy? >> yeah. >> harris: that is a big chunk, a lot could happen. you might not be able to pay $1000 if you get married, have kids, things change and debt gets compounded. you look at som

>>that's attorney andrew stein is step did representing max harris alongside curtis briggs in tyler smith today questioning former oakland fire investigator maria 17 8 a woman he believes is civilly responsible for the ghost ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people back in december 2016 if any was responsible. >>she simply responsible for this fire and i believe that is why the city of oakland. as prosecutors case protect themselves and civil liability. >>sabatini testified she investigate an outdoor sofa fire at the ghost ship in 2014 she said she never went inside the warehouse, but defense attorneys claim they have evidence that disputes that and that she should have acted on the fire code violations she saw at the time 17 he also investigated the deadly warehouse fire. today we learned 7 victims were located on the second floor and 29 were found on the first floor, many of them fell when the second floor collapsed 17, he said she said down twice with the di trict attorney to prepare for trial. today she told the court she found no signs of arson while investigating the fire. however,

tweeted this mock up picture of prince william giving their manager a knighthood — arise, sir dean smith! harry injury. but there's no place in the 23—man party for tottenham defender kieran trippier — manager gareth southgate said it was as hard a decision as he'd had to make, especially after trippier had such a brilliant world cup. trent alexander—arnold and kyle walker are preferred at right back. england face the netherlands in the semi—finals a week on thursday. scotland's women are playing at hampden park this evening, for the first time in seven years. they take onjamaica in their final match ahead of the world cup — and manager shelley kerr is hoping to smash their attendance record. take away the performance side of it, we've always set ourselves a target — inspiring the nation. and i think it would be fantastic for the players if we were to get that, you know, 10,000 or more. england go into the cricket world cup as world number ones and favourites — and they're on a high after thrasing afghanistan in their last warm—up match, winning with more than 30 overs to spare at the oval. jof

harris and lawrence. my name is rosemary smith, i'm 50 years old and i work in the food and beverage industry. earlier this year i had colon cancer and fall into the group of uninsured people in south carolina because we didn't expand medicaid. >> yep. >> my question to you is, for people who don't have access to programs to help with their medical needs or lack the resources to care for themselves, what will you do for those individuals? i was very lucky but others may die. >> yeah. well, first of all, thank you, ms. smith, for sharing your story and having the courage to do that and i wish you all the best and it looks like you are fighting this thing. so we are fighting with you. listen, you said it. we have millions of people in our country who do not have access to health care and it's a fundamental point, in my opinion, which is access to health care should be a right, not a privilege of just those who can afford to get it. and on this issue that is why i'm supporting medicare for all because i believe -- [ applause ] >> -- that we need to have a system where everyone has access. you kno

harris and lawrence. my name is rosemary smith, i'm 50 years old and i work in the food and beverage industry.lon cancer and fall into the group of uninsured people in south carolina because we didn't expand medicaid. >> yep. >> my question to you is, for people who don't have access to programs to help with their medical needs or lack the resources to care for themselves, what will you do for those individuals? i was very lucky but others may die. >> yeah. well, first of all, thank you, ms. smith, for sharing your story and having the courage to do that and i wish you all the best and it looks like you are fighting this thing. so we are fighting with you. listen, you said it. we have millions of people in our country who do not have access to health care and it's a fundamental point, in my opinion, which is access to health care should be a right, not a privilege of just those who can afford to get it. and on this issue that is why i'm supporting medicare for all because i believe -- [ applause ] >> -- that we need to have a system where everyone has access. you know, the pharmaceutical compa

>> harris, this is one of many neighborhoods in fort smith hit hard by the flooding.cials estimate up to 1,000 homes affected by flood waters. the images speak for themselves and the property owners of the home we're standing on right now says there's a birdcage or bird house at the edge of their property that is 12 feet off the ground. right now you can see it's nearly under water. inground pools don't stand a chance. this flood water could sit here for days. we've seen people that are right now going back and forth from their house to dry land on canoes. the good news is the river is receding. rescue crews have moved to jefferson county and the town of dardenville. rain on and off all day yesterday. the new precipitation caused water levels to increase. we talked to a man that helped move his parents out of their house in about eight to ten hours. >> it's crazy. i don't know how to describe it. if you look at the water over here, the closest it's ever gotten is to the flower beds. this is catastrophic. you look across the cove and see the houses submerged. i feel aw

smith goes to washington the the floppy hair. kamala harris can't remind us of those people.. we can't look at a president -- >> this week, she looked like the next president, to me. >> she did, but that was one moment she had. why is it that these two men have broken out in a way that kamala and elizabeth warren can't. >> can i go back a little bit? >> yeah. >> why can't they rise together. they are, we just put up the head-to-head. >> you have. you have presented them together. beto is at the top of the poll. >> i mean, i want to understand your objection. >> i don't have an objection. i just want us to think about -- i want everybody to think about why did that happen? >> is this your hillary baggage or you think there's something fundamentally flawed in covering the field. >> it's not coverage, that's human nature. what i'm interested in is because i find mayor pete and beto really inspiring, too. when you get into intangibles and you are like i don't know what it is, there's something i find so inspiring. it's the flip side of i don't know what it is, there's something a

harry plus one" airs tonight on cbs. >>> still ahead -- what you never knew about elton john's famous adoptioner stadium performance. >>> then, remember when will smithhis about his aladdin look. >> i was feeling sexy about my genie. >>> plus, from her real name to her massive fortune what you never knew about grumpy cat. now gone too soon. you know when you're at ross and you realize great minds shop alike? yes. or when you find those name-brand shoes that everyone notices? oh, yeah! or when you get exactly what you need for your growing family? yes! that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes, yes... yes! seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. ♪ >>> when you think of the iconic moments in elton john's life, one of them has to be his performance at dodger stadium. but what you may not know is the backstory -- that concert almost didn't happen. ♪ and i think it's gonna be a long long time ♪ >> i was in dodger stadium last week and i saw that iconic photo of you on stage in the baseball uniform, but a lot of people don't know that just days before, you tried to take your own life. >> two days before dodge

times, with a picture of the two life—long villa fans, manager dean smith and captain jack grealish. and the express focuses on harryspecially after trippier had such a brilliant world cup. 00:48:55,886 --> 2147483052:01:12,657 trent alexander—arnold and kyle 2147483052:01:12,657 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 walker are preferred at right back. scotland‘s women are playing at hampden park this evening, for the first time in seven years. they take onjamaica in their final match ahead of the world cup — and manager shelley kerr is hoping to smash their attendance record. take away the performance side of it, we‘ve always set ourselves a target — inspiring the nation. and i think it would be fantastic for the players if we were to get that, you know, 10,000 or more. england thrashed afghanistan in their last match before the cricket world cup winning with more than 30 overs to spare at the oval. jofra archer set england on their way with two early wickets, before afghanistan were all out for just 160. openerjason roy then helped england to win by 9 wickets by smashing 89 not out on his home ground where the hosts will play

smith island. about 45 passengers were moved to those rescue vessels. we're told no one was injured. >>> and prince harry'sst official trip as a new dad, traveling to the netherlands today, receiving an invictus games onesie as a gift for his new baby, archie. he says archie is his new focus. no surprise there. and harry today opening up about the loss of his mother, princess diana, saying when you lose your mother, it's like losing some kind of security. >>> when we come back here, two strangers hand in hand. it was the image that left us speechless today. the speechless today. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture now might not be the best time to ask yourself are my bones strong? life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it or take xgeva® serious allergic reactions, like low blood pressure trouble breathing; throat ti

>> harris: again, cozy up to your screen and check this out. a man climbing the eiffel tower fort smithed of the landmark and streets surrounding it. the unidentified man, we are told, was clinging to the tower for six hours yesterday before he stopped his climb below the highest level and surrendered to paris police. he says he did it because the tower is currently unknown and wanted to explore. fox news alert. the white house is briefing house lawmakers on the iran situation right now. later today, we'll speak with members of the senate and growing tension amid many members of the middle east, particularly iran. meanwhile, iran foreign minister reportedly says his country will not negotiate with president trump unless the u.s. shows iran some respect, in quotes. i will bring in senator tom cotton who serves on senate arms services committee and with the u.s. army in iraq and afghanistan in his history. great to see you today, senator. first of all, what do we need to know about the iranian situation today with the american public? >> harris, thanks for having me on to talk about this im

smith here. >>> oh yeah, and news from duchess meghan and prince harry. >> let's get to amy who has been followingble here on the street of windsor. the town crier, can you hear me saying oh yeah. announcing the news we have only recently learned that the duchess and duke of sussex was born. he was rborn around 5:26 a.m. local time, so they had about nine hours of private time before announcing the duchess was in labor. exciting times for everyone here in windsor. >> reporter: this morning, baby sussex has arrived. the duke and duchess of cambridge posting on instagram, it's a boy. weighing 7 pounds, 3 ounces. >> i'm very excited to announce that meghan and myself had a baby boy. early this morning a very healthy boy. mother and baby are doing incredibly well. it's been the most amazing experience i could ever possibly imagine how any woman does what they do is beyond comprehension, but we're both absolutely thrilled, and so grateful to all the love and support from everybody out there. it's been amazing. i squjust wanted to share this h everybody. >> reporter: the excitement around the globe, pal

harris. that interview is on "the beat" here on msnbc. >>> a controversial memorial day plan. the president considering pardons for service members accused or convicted of war crimes. not this john smith or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith. who we paired with a humana team member to help address his own specific health needs. at humana, we take a personal approach to your health, to provide care that's just as unique as you are. no matter what your name is. ♪ hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. >>> no comment from the white house this morning on a new report president trump is considering a new round of controversial pardons possibly in a matter of days over memorial day weekend. here's what "new york times" was reporting. that the president wants to fast track those pardons for members of the military either accused of convicted of war crimes. that includes eduard gallagher who is about to stan

harry. great britain didn't waste any time celebrating. everyone's been waiting for this. iconic landmarks were lit up blue last night. t's a boy. the btt er, skyscrapers were bathed in blue. >> cory smith in the newsroom now with all the celebrations. still a lot of anticipation about the baby's name. >> reporter: i know you are anxious to lear the baby's name, aaron. i know that for sure. we still don't know the boy's name. we don't know what the baby lookske li because we've never eeen him. that could chang as early as tomorrow. we'll have to wait and see. what we do know is prty limited. kensington palace sing that the duchess of sussex delivered the healthy bby boy early yesterday morning. he came into the world weighing sevenpounds, three ounces. prince harry was there for his child's birth. he is over the moon. take a listen to this proud dad. >> i haven't been to many births. this is definitely my first birth. it was amazing. absolutely incredible. as i said, i'm so incredibly proud of my wife. an as every father and parent would say, your baby is absolutely amazing. this little thing is- is absolutely to die for. i'm over the moon. >> reporter: here's a look at london's portlan

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smith to call mrs may to strike an agreement, but it is still a really big reach. thank you very much, norman. the headlines on bbc news... congratulations from around the world for prince harrys nervy night in their last home match of the season. goaless with 20 minutes to play against leicester before perhaps the most important goal of the belgians career, a blistering strike from 25 yards out into thetop corner. city are now one point clear of liverpool again, they travel to brighton next sunday knowing theyjust have to match whatjurgen klopp‘s side do at home to wolves. it is in our hands. so we cannot forget, we could have been ten points behind if we had lost here against liverpool. we were seven points behind, but we are in the last game, you know, in our hands. city have the whole week off to prepare for their final league game of the season, not so liverpool, it‘s the second leg of their champions league tie against barcelona at anfield tonight. jurgen klopp‘s side have to try and overturn a 3—0 deficit from the first leg, and they‘ll have to try and score those goals without top scorer mohammed salah who is ruled out with concussion and fellow striker roberto firmin